EPISODE · Dec 18, 2020 · 1H 16M
Multi-disciplinary Creative, Sage // Interpreting One's Self, Films on establishing Realities, and the Spiritual Philosophy of Theta Healing.
from ISTAMBAY SESSIONS · host ATBP. Projects
On this istambay session, I invited a person who never ceases to amaze me every day, and someone dear to my life; a lady who is passionate about self-growth, film, art & literature, women empowerment, philosophy & books aficionado, and introduced me to the idea of spiritual philosophy that she has been practicing for years now. The Founder of Sloppy Heads Studios ( @slopppyheadstudio.), Sage! Sage and I talked about a lot of goodies! -Her field of study, Philosophy, and its impact on her perspective in living and life; and how much it affects how she sees everything around her, even to the interpretations of her experiences or even the experiences of people she connects with. -Her past experience as a Ghostwriter, musings between Passion vs. Earning Money (for getting by); her new path on studying Film, Directing, and Scriptwriting; and a small digest on the role of moving pictures/films on the mindset and thinking of the society; and how films will help to reveal the circus reality of our country, Philippines. -What it means to be a Medical Intuitive Practitioner, and Certified Theta Healer; what exactly is Theta Healing, the spiritual philosophy it embodies, and its probable spiritual contribution to an individual or modern society. Note: This episode was recorded on a space near a building balcony, so you can mildly hear some wind and vehicle sounds. This podcast is hosted by the Brainboi of ATBP. (At Iba Pa) Projects, Jayb Paule - @jaybpaule. Maybe you are wondering who the f we are, so just visit us at ATBP.:Projects (Facebook), ATBP.: At Iba Pa (Medium), and on Instagram (@atbp.project)
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